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Tonight, there's been a lot of focus, understandably so, on the morality and wisdom of Israel's

utter destruction of civilian life in Gaza over the past 15 months.

There has been far less attention in the West paid to the fact that it is the United States

government under Joe Biden, which is paid for that destruction, armed Israel with the

bombs they use, and isolated itself from the rest of the world to diplomatically protect

Israeli violence.

It is not just the billions of dollars that the U.S. gives to Israel every year and

then billions more whenever it's time for Israel to have a new war, which is quite often.

There are far deeper costs, broader costs to the United States and to Americans for always

tying itself to the hip of Israel and all of its wars. It has long been pointed out by top American generals,

even though they've often been forced to apologize after they pointed out,

that a key reason why there's so much anger and hatred and hostility

toward the United States and Americans in general among people in the Middle East

is not because, I'm sorry to break this to you, they hate us for our freedoms, but instead because they see that Israel uses American

bombs and American resources from the American taxpayer to bomb and kill Palestinians,

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